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Interior of the Paris Observatory — built under Louis XIV according to Perrault's plans — publisher PARIS, no. 7 - Front — Front

Interior of the Paris Observatory — built under Louis XIV according to Perrault's plans — publisher PARIS, no. 7 - Back — Back

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Interior view of the Paris Observatory, built under Louis XIV according to Perrault's plans, showing a central meridian, globes, paintings, and portraits. The Paris meridian passes through the axis of this gallery. The reverse is blank, without correspondence or visible postmark.

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Type: Antique postcard (CPA)
Reference: URT47
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
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